Columbus adds safe zones for internet buys
Ohio’s largest city is joining a trend of communities creating safety zones where people buying and selling items on the internet can meet.
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The Biggest Give
COLUMBUS – The fourth Big Give was the biggest ever. Preliminary results show the 26-hour fundraising event organized by the […]
Ohio House OK’s legalization of fireworks
The Ohio House has passed a bill that would fully legalize fireworks.
Mom pulls gun on barber
A woman accused of pulling a gun on a Cleveland barber because he was taking too long to cut her 7-year-old son’s hair has been sentenced to six months behind bars.
Condemned man’s lawyers say he’s too sick to be executed
Attorneys for a condemned killer once described as “the poster child for the death penalty” are citing his poor health as they ask Ohio’s governor for mercy ahead of next month’s scheduled execution.
Police: Murder suspect armed and dangerous
Columbus police were looking for a 21-year-old South Side man who has been charged with committing the city’s 101st homicide of the year while trying to rob a family member.
City records 100th homicide of 2017
Columbus crossed a milestone in violent crime just before 9:30 Tuesday night. That’s when Ulrich Smith was pronounced dead, becoming the 100th homicide victim of 2017.
Early voting begins
Absentee voting is beginning for Ohio’s fall election.
Legos in the headlines
Legos are in the news in central Ohio for a couple of different reasons.
Mom facing deportation tries different approach
Edith Espinal is asking the federal government once again to put off deportation as she seeks a legal way to stay in the country.